JONES v. STOCKETT. 433

as may be suggested by the said Jones and wife as heretofore
allowed; and that the investment be made in the names of the
trustees as directed by the order of the 20th of January, 1826.
And it is further Decreed, that the trustees Richard G. Stockett and
Henry Wayman apply the yearly proceeds of the property devised
and bequeathed by the testator Larkin Shipley to his nephew iar-
kin to his education only so long as he may reside with his father.
But, that the trustees, with the permission of the father of the
infant Larkin Shipley, without delay, place him at some good
grammar school in this state, there to be educated as directed by
the testator until the further order of this court; and that the said
trustees pay all the expense, as well of his maintenance as of his
education at such grammar school, if the said infant should not
reside with his father, out of the annual income of his property so
as aforesaid given to him. And it is further Decreed, that subject
to, and excepting the applications of the yearly proceeds herein
before directed, the said trustees without delay invest all the mo-
neys so as aforesaid given unto the said infant Larkin Shipley, as
well the principal thereof as all accumulations of interest, divi-
dends, rents, issues and profits arising from the property so devised
and bequeathed; which have been or may hereafter be collected,
accrue and come to their hands, exclusive of the principal sum
secured by the said mortgage executed by the said Richard G.
Stockett, which is hereby declared to be an investment for so much,
in the stock of The Farmers Bank of Maryland; or in the stock
of some one of the banks of the city of Baltimore which have
been incorporated by the laws of this state; the said stocks to be
transferred unto and held by and in the name of the said trustees or
the survivor of them for the uses, intents, and purposes in the will
in the proceedings mentioned; the interest or dividends thereon,
as the same may become due and be collected, shall be applied as
herein before directed. And it is further Decreed, that the reports
of the auditor, so far as regards the accounts of the said trustees;
and also in so far as the same accords in other respects with this
decree be and the same are hereby ratified and confirmed; and so
far as the same, with the exceptions thereto, may be at variance
with this decree the same are hereby rejected and over-ruled. And
it is further Decreed, that all the costs of these suits and proceed-
ings to be taxed by the register, except where such costs have
been otherwise directed to be paid by any previous order, be paid
by the said trustees, and deducted, in due proportion, from the